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Insider’s Guide to Door County

Welcome to the heart of Door County! Every winding road leads to a story, a shoreline or a slice of something delicious. Settled between Lake Michigan and Green Bay, this peninsula has been shaped by generations of shipbuilders, cherry growers, artists and adventurers. Today, it blends that rich heritage with stunning natural beauty. You can enjoy sun drenched beaches and state parks to quiet forests and limestone cliffs. Whether you’re savoring local fish boils, exploring hidden art galleries or simply relaxing by the water with a scoop of homemade ice cream, Door County feels like coming home no matter how far you’ve traveled to get here. There’s something to do no matter the season. This guide was created to help you experience the county like a local, with favorite spots, can’t miss events and the hidden gems that make this place so unforgettable.

Blossom season in Door County is a breathtaking spring tradition, typically peaking in mid to late May. As temperatures warm, thousands of cherry and apple trees burst into bloom across the peninsula, blanketing orchards in soft shades of white and pink. Scenic drives through towns like Fish Creek, Sturgeon Bay, and Jacksonport offer stunning views, while local markets begin to fill with fresh baked goods and early produce. It’s a favorite time for photographers, cyclists, and anyone looking to experience the quiet beauty of Door County before the summer crowds arrive.

Top Cherry Blossom Viewing Spots in Door County

Seaquist Orchards – Sister Bay
One of the largest cherry orchards in Door County, with rows upon rows of blooming trees and a charming farm market. Great for photos and fresh cherry treats.
Located right on Highway 42, this historic orchard offers wine tastings, bakery goods, and a stunning view of their blooming cherry and apple trees.
While not an orchard, the scenic overlooks in the park offer panoramic views that often include blooming orchards in the distance.
A scenic drive lined with rolling orchards, this stretch offers sweeping views of cherry trees in bloom.
Nestled in central Door County, this family-run farm sits among beautiful orchard landscapes and is a peaceful spot for blossom viewing.
Located off County Road I, this orchard is a local favorite with great visibility of the blooms and a laid-back country vibe.

Cherry picking is one of Door County’s most beloved summer traditions, rooted in over a century of agricultural heritage. The region’s rich soil, lake-tempered climate, and rolling hills have made it a prime cherry-growing area since the late 1800s. By the 1950s, Door County was producing over 50 million pounds of cherries a year, earning it the nickname “Cherryland USA.”
Today, while fewer commercial orchards remain, the experience of hand-picking cherries is still a must-do for visitors and locals alike. The cherry-picking season typically runs from mid-July to early August, depending on weather conditions. Tart Montmorency cherries are the most common variety grown, ideal for baking, preserving, and snacking straight from the tree.

Top Cherry Picking Orchards in Door County

Seaquist Orchards – Sister Bay
One of the largest and most popular orchards in the county, offering pick-your-own tart cherries, a farm market, bakery, and playground.
A historic, family-run orchard known for its pick-your-own cherries, wine tastings, cherry treats, and scenic vineyard views.
Family-owned since 1958, Hyline offers U-pick tart cherries in a quiet and well-kept setting. Their market also features homemade jams, cherry salsa, and baked goods.
Known for its vibrant roadside market and pick-your-own orchards, Schartner’s is a favorite for fresh cherries and scenic photo ops. Don’t miss their pies and preserves!
A quiet, locally loved orchard with great cherry picking and less of a crowd. A great stop if you’re looking for a relaxed, authentic experience.
Well-maintained trees, friendly staff, and a great spot for families with kids. They often offer both tart and sweet varieties during the season.

Apple picking in Door County is a crisp, colorful tradition that arrives just as the cherry season winds down. While Door County is best known for its cherries, apple orchards have been an essential part of the peninsula’s agricultural landscape for over a century. Thanks to the cool breezes off Lake Michigan and the fertile glacial soil, the region produces a variety of flavorful apples. The perfect ingredient for baking, cider-making or enjoying fresh off the tree.
The apple harvest typically runs from early September through mid-October, with varieties like McIntosh, Honeycrisp, Cortland, Jonagold, and Gala ripening at different points throughout the season. Many orchards also offer fresh cider, caramel apples, baked goods, and autumn-themed events.

Top Apple Picking Orchards in Door County

Lautenbach’s Orchard Country – Fish Creek
This family-run orchard offers a wide selection of U-pick apples, including Honeycrisp and Cortland. Their market features fresh cider, apple wines, baked goods, and seasonal gifts.
In operation since 1958, Hyline offers a relaxed apple-picking experience, plus a charming farm stand with fresh cider, jams, and their famous apple butter.
Known for its expansive cherry operations, Seaquist also offers U-pick apples in the fall along with a massive farm market, bakery, corn maze, and family activities.
This classic roadside market offers both apple picking and pre-picked varieties, plus fall produce, cider, and caramel apples. A favorite stop for families on scenic drives.
Offers several apple varieties in a peaceful orchard setting. You’ll also find cider, pumpkins, and other autumn produce at their farm stand.

Lavender Fields in Door County & Washington Island

Each summer, Door County’s northern tip transforms with vibrant shades of purple as lavender fields come into full bloom, offering a fragrant, photo-worthy escape. Lavender has become an increasingly popular crop in the area thanks to the peninsula’s cool breezes, well-drained soil, and long summer days. The blooming season typically peaks from late June through mid-July, but some varieties may linger into August.
The heart of Door County’s lavender scene lies on Washington Island, where fields stretch across peaceful rural landscapes and draw visitors from across the Midwest for their beauty, handmade products, and calming atmosphere.

Top Lavender Farms & Fields to Visit

Fragrant Isle Lavender Farm & Shop – Washington Island
The largest lavender farm in the Midwest, Fragrant Isle, features over 20,000 plants across beautifully maintained fields. Visitors can stroll the fragrant rows, enjoy lavender-inspired food and drinks at their bistro, and shop a wide array of lavender infused products, from essential oils to culinary goods.
Located in the historic Island Dairy building, this boutique lavender farm offers sweeping field views and a lovely shop filled with small-batch products made with lavender harvested on-site. Their heritage approach highlights the farm’s peaceful, handcrafted charm.

Fall Colors in Door County: A Must Do Autumn Tradition
Fall in Door County is nothing short of magical. By late September through mid-October, the peninsula bursts into color, crimson maples, golden birches and fiery oaks paint the landscape in vivid hues. This tradition of “leaf-peeping” dates back decades, with locals and travelers alike timing their visits to align with peak color, often guided by local forecasts and community wisdom passed down over generations.
Thanks to the surrounding waters of Green Bay and Lake Michigan, Door County enjoys a slightly extended foliage season, with microclimates giving trees on the lake side a different pace from those on the bay side. This means you can catch peak color in one part of the county, even if it’s past in another.

Best Hidden Spots for Fall Color Viewing

Sven’s Bluff – Peninsula State Park, Fish Creek
This scenic overlook is one of the most iconic leaf-viewing spots in Door County, with panoramic views over Eagle Harbor. The surrounding forest glows with vibrant maple and oak trees.
Tucked away on the peninsula’s northern tip, this quiet park offers a boardwalk and overlook with dramatic cliffside views over Green Bay, framed by fiery fall foliage.
A rugged, less-traveled trail leads to peaceful vistas with rich fall color and uninterrupted shoreline. Bring sturdy shoes and a sense of adventure.
Explore gentle trails around the lake, where brilliant trees reflect off calm water. This is the best spot for photographers seeking golden light and color.
A scenic and historic property that offers picturesque open space and tree-lined paths, especially beautiful during the fall harvest season.
Even the journey can be part of the magic. Take the ferry in early October and enjoy bursts of color across the island shoreline and nearby cliffs.

Lighthouses of Door County – Locations & Highlights

Cana Island Lighthouse

Baileys Harbor


The most iconic and visited lighthouse in Door County. Built in 1869, Cana Island’s 89-foot tower can be climbed for sweeping views of Lake Michigan. Accessed by a causeway (walkable or by tractor shuttle depending on water levels).
dcmm.org/cana-island-lighthouse

Peninsula State Park, Fish Creek


Built in 1868 and perched high above Green Bay, this beautifully restored lighthouse offers guided tours that showcase the life of its early keepers.
eagleblufflighthouse.doorcountyhistoricalsociety.org

Offshore in Baileys Harbor


Built in 1852, this abandoned lighthouse sits on a tiny island and is not open to the public but can be viewed by boat or kayak. It gets its nickname from the birdcage-style lantern room.

Ridges Sanctuary, Baileys Harbor


These paired lights, built in 1869, helped guide ships safely into the harbor. Located within The Ridges Sanctuary, you can walk to them via the boardwalk trail.

Sturgeon Bay


Built in 1883, this lighthouse marks the west entrance to Sturgeon Bay. It’s still an active Coast Guard station and is not open to the public, but visible from the water or by special tours during the Lighthouse Festival.

Sturgeon Bay


This vibrant red lighthouse at the end of a long pier is a favorite among photographers. Easily accessible and great for sunset views.

Sturgeon Bay


Built in 1899, this white, square steel tower stands near the pierhead light. It’s part of the active Coast Guard station and visible from the road.

Between Northport and Washington Island


These remote lights were used to guide ships through Death’s Door passage. While not easily accessible, they can be viewed from the Washington Island Ferry or boat tours.

Rock Island State Park

Wisconsin’s oldest lighthouse, built in 1836. Accessible only by ferry to Washington Island, then a second ferry to Rock Island followed by a hike. Fully restored and open to the public in season.

Door County Lighthouse Map Link: https://cpd.typepad.com/doorcountystock/images/DoorCountyLighthouseMapDCCC.pdf

Where to Catch a Fish Boil in Door County
Few traditions capture the heart of Door County like the fish boil, a dramatic outdoor cooking experience that combines local flavor with rich Scandinavian heritage. Brought to the area by early Scandinavian settlers, fish boils were originally a practical way to feed large groups of lumberjacks and fishermen. Today, they’ve evolved into one of the peninsula’s most iconic culinary experiences.
The classic Door County fish boil features fresh Lake Michigan whitefish, potatoes, and onions, all boiled in a large kettle over an open fire. At just the right moment, the “boilover” is triggered by tossing kerosene onto the flames, causing the water to spill dramatically over the edge, removing excess fish oils and wowing guests gathered around. The meal is typically served with coleslaw, rye bread, and a slice of Door County cherry pie. Some locations require reservations, call ahead to save your spot!

Top Places to Experience a Fish Boil in Door County

Old Post Office Restaurant – Ephraim
Set against the scenic Eagle Harbor shoreline, this fish boil comes with a view. The boil master shares the history and process before serving up a hearty, traditional meal.
Perhaps the most famous fish boil in Door County, the White Gull Inn has been serving this tradition since the 1950s. Their storytelling, historic setting, and perfectly cooked fish make it a must-visit.
Located in the heart of downtown, Pelletier’s offers nightly boils in season, complete with a live demonstration and a laid-back, family-friendly atmosphere.
This waterfront resort puts on a theatrical fish boil with legendary storyteller “Peter Rowley.” Great for families and groups looking for a fun, informative twist on the tradition.
A more relaxed and casual boil option on the southern end of the county, served right by the water with a friendly local vibe.

Fresh Picks & Local Shops
Pick from the best shops for souvenirs or home goods! From bustling farmers markets brimming with fresh produce and homemade treats to charming local shops offering artisan crafts and specialty goods, our peninsula is a treasure trove of unique finds. Whether you’re craving crisp, hand-picked fruits, handcrafted jewelry or one-of-a-kind souvenirs, this guide will help you discover the very best places to shop and savor the flavors of Door County.

Farmers Markets in Door County (2025 Summer Season Only)

Experience the vibrant local agriculture and community spirit at these farmers markets

Baileys Harbor Farmers Market

📍 Baileys Harbor Town Hall
Sundays, 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. | May – October
Enjoy a variety of local produce, baked goods, and crafts in a charming town setting.

📍 Hatch Distilling Co.
Fridays, 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. | May – September
A lively market featuring fresh produce, artisanal products, and live music.

📍 10404 Water Street / Highway 42
Mondays, 3:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. | mid-June – August
A quaint market offering local goods and a friendly atmosphere.

📍 The Settlement Shops
Wednesdays, 9:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. | mid-May – October
Discover fresh produce and unique crafts in a picturesque setting.

📍 Lakeside Park
Tuesdays, 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. | mid-May – October
A community-focused market with a variety of local vendors.

📍 Corner of the Past Museum
Saturdays, 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. | mid-June – early October
Shop for fresh produce and handmade items in a historic setting.

📍 Downtown at 3rd Ave. & Nebraska St.
Saturdays, 8 a.m. – 12 p.m. | June – October
A bustling market featuring a wide array of local products.

📍 Gathering Ground
Saturdays, 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. | mid-June – October
A charming island market offering fresh goods and island-made crafts.

Local Markets & Specialty Food Shops

Discover these beloved local markets offering fresh produce, baked goods, and specialty item

Piggly Wiggly – Sister Bay

📍 10576 Country Walk Dr, Sister Bay

A full-service grocery store with fresh produce, meats, deli items, and Door County specialties. A convenient one-stop shop for vacation essentials and local goods.

📍 11482 Hwy 42, Sister Bay
Features a wide selection of cherry products, fresh baked goods, and seasonal produce from their expansive orchards.

📍 4164 Main St, Fish Creek
 A historic general store offering groceries, deli items, and unique gifts in the heart of Fish Creek.

📍 9197 Hwy 42, Fish Creek
A family-owned market and winery offering fresh produce, wines, ciders, and specialty foods in a picturesque setting.

📍 7770 Hwy 42, Egg Harbor
A full-service supermarket featuring fresh meats, seafood, produce, bakery items, and a wide selection of wines and spirits.

📍 8112 Hwy 42, Egg Harbor
Offers a variety of fresh fruits, including their signature SweeTango apples, along with jams, baked goods, and home décor.

Top Shopping Destinations

Explore Door County's unique boutiques, galleries, and specialty shops

Top of the Hill Shops

📍 9341 Spring Rd, Fish Creek
 A collection of over 20 shops offering clothing, art, jewelry, and more in a charming village setting.

📍 10635 N Bay Shore Dr, Sister Bay
This multi-store destination offers men’s and women’s apparel, footwear, and accessories from top brands like Tommy Bahama, Polo, and Woolrich—all set in a charming historic building.

📍 9930 Water St (Hwy 42), Ephraim
A fun and vibrant shop for beachwear, Door County apparel, accessories, and souvenirs. A go-to for casual summer style and gifts for the whole family.

📍 9930 Water St, Ephraim
Right next to Beach People, this rustic-inspired shop features home décor, custom apparel, local artwork, and unique gifts rooted in outdoor and lodge-style charm.

  • 📍 4192 Main St, Fish Creek
    A historic shopping area featuring a variety of boutiques, eateries, and specialty stores.

📍 7755 Hwy 42, Egg Harbor
Offers a mix of retail stores, restaurants, and galleries in a beautifully landscaped setting

📍 7681 Hwy 42, Egg Harbor
A boutique offering a curated selection of women’s fashion, jewelry, and accessories.

📍 4164 Main St, Fish Creek
A go-to spot for Door County apparel, souvenirs, and outdoor gear.

Live Music & Local Performances

Music is woven into the soul of Door County. Echoing from lakeside stages, tucked-away taverns, and historic halls. Whether you’re swaying to live jazz at sunset, enjoying a bluegrass set with a local brew, or taking in a breathtaking classical concert in an old chapel or concert hall, there’s a rhythm here for every listener. From summer’s outdoor jams to elegant orchestral performances, Door County keeps the music playing all season long.

Classical & Chamber Music

Peninsula Music Festival

📍 Door Community Auditorium, Fish Creek
August 5–23, 2025
Celebrating its 73rd season, this festival presents nine symphonic concerts over three weeks, featuring world-class musicians under the direction of Maestro Rune Bergmann. Highlights include works by Copland, Rachmaninoff, Gershwin, and Mahler.

📍 Various venues across Door County
Summer 2025
Wisconsin’s oldest summer chamber music series, celebrating its 35th season, offers over 40 concerts in scenic locations, performed by musicians from renowned orchestras.

📍 Trueblood Performing Arts Center, Washington Island
August 4–15, 2025
This festival features world-class musicians presenting chamber music concerts, open rehearsals, and community outreach programs.

Outdoor & Contemporary Concerts

Alpine Resort Concert Series

📍 Egg Harbor
June–October 2025
Hosting 29 concerts in a waterfront tent, the series includes Wednesday night performances spanning rock, pop, blues, bluegrass, and swing, along with Country Music Mondays in July and August.

📍 Fish Creek
June 29–August 31, 2025
Held in a historic barn, this series features a range of artists in a unique setting.

📍 Waterfront Park, Sister Bay
Wednesdays, June 18–August 13, 2025, at 6:00 PM
Enjoy free concerts by various bands, including Kyle Megna & The Monsoons, Copper Box, and 7000apart, set against the backdrop of spectacular sunsets.

Music Festivals

Sól Grass Music Festival

📍 Washington Island Campground
June 13–14, 2025
A bluegrass festival featuring live performances and camping options, offering a family-friendly atmosphere with amenities like a swimming pond and mini-golf.

📍 Various locations in Door County
  July 11–13, 2025
 This festival includes dance workshops, singing, and music sessions, fostering a community atmosphere with participants from the Midwest and beyond.

Indoor Venues & Performances

Door Community Auditorium

📍 Fish Creek
 Hosting a variety of performances, including classical concerts, lectures, and contemporary music acts.

📍 Baileys Harbor
 Offers live music events featuring local and regional artists in a relaxed setting.

Top Spots for Wine Lovers in Door County

Door County’s wine scene is as rich and refreshing as its landscapes. From family-run orchards crafting cherry and apple wines to scenic vineyards producing crisp whites and bold reds, there’s a glass here for every palate. Whether you’re touring along the Wine Trail, sipping with a view of the bay, or exploring cellar doors tucked into quiet countryside, Door County offers a tasting experience that’s full of local flavor, heart, and heritage. Cheers to discovering your next favorite pour.
Stone’s Throw Winery

3382 County Rd E, Baileys Harbor
Stone’s Throw Winery specializes in handcrafted wines made from premium California grapes. Visitors can enjoy tastings, explore the sculpture garden, and dine at their onsite restaurants offering Italian-inspired cuisine.

 9197 Hwy 42, Fish Creek
This family-owned winery produces award-winning fruit wines from estate-grown cherries, apples, and grapes. The market offers a variety of local products, including fresh bakery items, artisan cheeses, and jams.

4873 Willow Rd, Egg Harbor
As one of Door County’s newer wineries, Anchored Roots combines Wisconsin-grown grapes with those from Washington State to produce a variety of wines. Their timber-framed tasting room offers an inviting space for visitors.

4690 Rainbow Ridge Ct, Egg Harbor
Harbor Ridge offers a cozy tasting room with a selection of red, white, and fruit wines. The winery also features a gift shop with local crafts and gourmet products.

5896 Bochek Rd, Sturgeon Bay
 Simon Creek is known for its serene setting and a range of wines from dry reds to sweet fruit blends. The winery often hosts live music events, enhancing the tasting experience.

 5464 County Rd P, Sturgeon Bay
Door 44 focuses on cold-climate grape varietals, producing crisp whites and balanced reds. Their modern tasting room provides panoramic views of the surrounding vineyards.

3017 Enterprise Dr, Sturgeon Bay
Red Oak offers a diverse range of wines, from semi-sweet to dry reds and whites. The bistro-style tasting room provides a relaxed atmosphere for sampling their selections.

5806 Hwy 42, Carlsville
Established in 1974, Door Peninsula Winery is one of Wisconsin’s oldest and largest wineries. They offer a vast selection of fruit and grape wines, including their renowned Sweet Cherry and Hallowine. The winery also features a distillery and a spacious tasting room.

Spot Aurora Borealis in Door County: A Natural Light Show

The Aurora Borealis or Northern Lights can be visible in Door County a few times each year, especially during strong solar activity. Thanks to its northern location, low light pollution, and expansive lake horizons, Door County is one of the best places in Wisconsin to catch a glimpse of this rare and magical phenomenon. The best chance to see the aurora is during fall, winter and early spring on clear, crisp nights when geomagnetic activity is high. The lights often appear as green, purple, or pink waves dancing across the northern sky.

Best Viewing Locations

Newport State Park – Ellison Bay
Designated as Wisconsin’s only International Dark Sky Park, this is hands-down the top spot for aurora viewing. With virtually no artificial light, you’ll have an unobstructed view of the northern horizon and the Milky Way on clear nights too.
A short ferry ride north, the island offers dark-sky conditions and wide-open views. Schoolhouse Beach or Percy Johnson Park are both excellent spots to set up for a night of stargazing.
Even more remote than Washington Island, Rock Island has no vehicles or artificial lighting. A great overnight adventure for seasoned campers hoping to catch the lights far from civilization.
While not a true dark-sky site, the causeway offers a northern-facing view over Lake Michigan, which can be excellent for short-notice aurora watching.
Remote and wild, this park has limited signage but incredible views toward the open water. Bring a flashlight and be cautious, there are steep drop-offs along the bluff.

Fishing & Ice Fishing

With over 300 miles of shoreline, inland lakes, and spring fed creeks, Door County is a year-round haven for anglers. From battling salmon on Lake Michigan to pulling perch through a frozen bay, fishing here is more than a pastime, it’s a way of life. The region is home to both casual fishing spots and world class tournaments, offering opportunities for everyone from first-time casters to seasoned pros.

What You Can Catch

Spring/Fall Species
  • Smallmouth Bass
  • Walleye
  • Northern Pike
  • Yellow Perch
  • Steelhead & Brown Trout
  • Chinook & Coho Salmon
  • Lake Trout
  • Whitefish
  • Perch
  • Walleye
  • Northern Pike
  • Burbot

Top Ice Fishing & Open-Water Spots

Sturgeon Bay
A legendary smallmouth bass hotspot, and one of the top ice fishing destinations in the Midwest. The Sturgeon Bay Canal is especially productive for whitefish in winter.
Popular with both ice anglers and boat fishermen, known for its perch, pike, and whitefish. Accessible and relatively protected from high winds.
Located just south of Sturgeon Bay, it’s a solid year-round spot for perch, northern pike, and walleye.
Great for salmon and trout in deeper water, especially during spring and fall runs. In winter, whitefish are commonly targeted offshore.
A more remote location ideal for ice fishing, especially for whitefish. Less pressure than other bays, but you’ll want local guidance or a guide service due to ice conditions.
Offers opportunities for trophy-sized northern pike and perch, both on open water and through the ice. A great destination for experienced anglers.

Guided Fishing & Rentals

Hooked Up Sport Fishing Charters – Sturgeon Bay
Great for Lake Michigan salmon and trout trips.
Offers open water and ice fishing experiences, with shanty rentals and gear included.
Specializes in both inland lake and Green Bay charters, including ice fishing options.

License & Regulations
You’ll need a valid Wisconsin fishing license and additional stamps for trout or Great Lakes fishing depending on your target. Visit gowild.wi.gov to purchase online.

Hunting Seasons in Door County (2025–2026)

Door County’s blend of natural beauty and abundant wildlife makes it a prime destination for hunters. Whether you’re tracking deer through dense forests or calling turkeys in open fields, the peninsula offers a memorable hunting experience. The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) oversees hunting seasons statewide.

Key dates for Door County include

Deer Hunting
  • Archery & Crossbow: Sept. 13, 2025 – Jan. 4, 2026
  • Gun Season: Nov. 22–30, 2025
  • Muzzleloader: Dec. 1–10, 2025
  • Antlerless-Only Holiday Hunt: Dec. 24, 2025 – Jan. 1, 2026
  • Youth Hunt: April 12–13, 2025
  • Regular Season: April 16 – May 27, 2025 (divided into six one-week periods)
  • Squirrels & Rabbits: Sept. 13, 2025 – Feb. 28, 2026
  • Pheasant: Oct. 18, 2025 – Jan. 4, 2026

For comprehensive details and updates, visit the Wisconsin DNR Hunting Regulations.

Prime Hunting Locations

Gardner Swamp Wildlife Area
Located in southern Door County, this 1,180-acre area features emergent marshes and lowland forests, providing habitats for waterfowl, deer and other games. It’s managed for public hunting and conservation.

Several preserves permit hunting, including:

  • Three Springs Nature Preserve (Sister Bay)
  • Lautenbach Woods (Egg Harbor)
  • Heins Creek Nature Preserve (Baileys Harbor)
  • Legacy Nature Preserve at Clay Banks

    These areas offer diverse terrains and are open for various hunting seasons.
Certain county parks allow hunting from November 15 through April 1 during legal DNR hunting seasons. A permit from the Facilities & Parks Department is required.

Hunting-Friendly Accommodations

Gustave's Getaway
Situated on 80 acres of private land, this historic log cabin offers a secluded retreat with modern amenities, ideal for hunters seeking privacy and proximity to hunting areas.
Various cabins and cottages are available throughout Door County, providing comfortable lodging options close to hunting locations.

Link to the Destination Door County 2025 Official Guide


https://xdigital.spiweb.com/publication/?i=839477&p=0&view=issueViewer

Looking for events, seasonal festivals, or what’s happening during your stay?
Visit the Door County Visitor Bureau for up-to-date listings and experiences.